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Jerry Johnson, D.C.
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11914 n pennsylvania ave Oklahoma City, OK 73120
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Jerry Johnson, D.C.

Jerry Johnson, D.C. practices as a Chiropractor in Oklahoma City, OK.
Years In Practice 32
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Chiropractor

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11914 n pennsylvania ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73120
Services Jerry Johnson, D.C. practices at 11914 n pennsylvania ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73120. Chiropractors diagnose and treat common spinal misalignments that can occur from lifestyle or injuries causing pain, discomfort and degenerative conditions.

Jerry Johnson, D.C. may be able to treat; back pain, sciatica, neck pain, shoulder pain, headaches, sports injuries, and auto accident injuries.

To learn more, or to make an appointment with Jerry Johnson, D.C. in Oklahoma City, OK, please call (405) 752-8819 for more information.
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The restrooms at this office were spotless. It smelled amazing in there and looked immaculate. All of my questions were answered during my appointment, and the doctor seemed very knowledgeable. They were happy to answer each and every question I had in-depth. Their staff is the most friendly, welcoming staff I've ever dealt with. They are so warm and professional, and make the whole experience that much better. I never had to doubt their qualifications. They made their credentials completely obvious, which made me feel a lot safer. One of the first things I noticed about this business was the level of detail and attention to make the building handicap-accessible. Even the bathrooms were designed to be accessible with doors wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs and grab bars in the stalls. You could tell they really made an effort to accommodate people with all different needs.
by Kim Halpern
November 16, 2011